LANGUAGE VARIATION IN ONLINE COMMUNICATION: HISTORY AND MODERNITY
Keywords:
Language variation, online communication, digital discourse, linguistic features, socio-pragmatic norms.Abstract
Language variation in online communication is a multifaceted phenomenon influenced by factors such as cultural backgrounds, social contexts, and technological affordances. This article explores the diverse forms of language variation in online communication, including linguistic features, discourse strategies, and socio-pragmatic norms. Through a comprehensive review of existing literature, this study aims to provide insights into the dynamic nature of language use in digital environments and its implications for communication practices.
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